Abstract:

The corporate infrastructure of a country is closely related to the country’s economic performance. This study is trying to figure out how economic growth in Turkey is influenced by the corporate structure and has been addressed especially after the 1980s period. According to this, the positive steps taken in corporate change will lead to an increase in investments and economic growth. But since the reforms in the corporate structure in our country do not provide continuity, the sustainability of economic growth becomes problematic. The 1990s were governed by unconformed coalitions, and at the beginning of the 2000s our country experienced penal crises. In the beginning of these years, the growth of the corporate economy has also been a positive reflection, but this has not been sustained.

Abstract:

A country's institutional structure is closely related to its economic performance.  In this study, how economic growth in Turkey is being influenced by the institutional structure is tried to be explained, and especially after the 1980 period is discussed within the framework of New Institutional Economics. Accordingly, the positive steps in institutional change bring about an increase in investments and economic growth. However, since institutional reforms in Turkey do not have a continuity, the sustainability of economic growth is becoming problematic. The 1990s are ruled by incompatible coalitions and in the early 2000s Turkey suffered from painful crises. Increasing inclusive institutionalism after these years are also positively reflected in the economy, but this could not be sustained

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